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A typical candidate for this exam has a minimum of one year of experience in configuring Windows SharePoint related technologies. In addition, candidates for this exam should have expertise in the following areas:

The job roles for the 70-554 exam typically includes: Windows developers, Web developers, and Enterprise software developers The exam is appropriate for you if you are working or want to work in a typically complex computing environment of medium-to-large organizations that use Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 Enterprise Developer or Visual Studio 2005.

When you pass Exam 70-547: PRO: Designing and Developing Web-Based Applications by Using the Microsoft .NET Framework, you earn credit toward the following certification:

This test consists of Multiple Choice, Hot Area, Drag and Drop, Build list and reorder, and Build a Tree questions. The test can be adaptive and simulation questions might be asked. There are no Case study type questions. You will be required to attempt approximately 50 questions in 120 minutes. To pass, you need a score of 700.

JNCIA-JUNOS exam topics are based on the content of the Introduction to JUNOS Software, JUNOS Routing Essentials, Troubleshooting JUNOS Platforms, and Networking Fundamentals E-learning training courses.

Exam topics include:
JUNOS Software Fundamentals,User Interface Options,Initial Configuration and Network Interfaces,Secondary System Configuration,Operational Monitoring and Maintenance,Routing Fundamentals,Routing Policy and Firewall Filters,Class of Service,Networking Fundamentals

A Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist in Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2005 (MCTS: MLCS 2005) possesses a deep and broad understanding of all aspects of the Live Communications Server infrastructure, including deployment of additional Active Directory and network infrastructure components and services to support the deployment and ongoing management and operations of Microsoft Office Live Communications Server.

The audience for this certification is Business Application Administrators (BAAs), Web Administrators and Server Administrators who are engaged in the planning, design, and selection of line-of-business (LOB) applications (including Office SharePoint Server) in conjunction with internal business customers. Their primary responsibility is the deployment, customization, management, and support of LOB applications. They routinely monitor application status and troubleshoot application problems.

If you are a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS), you not only thrive on the continuing challenges of the information technology (IT) field, but you also take the initiative to develop and hone your skills so that you stay a step ahead. When you become Microsoft certified, you will:

The Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist: Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 – Application Development certification highlights your area of expertise and validates the knowledge and skills required to build Web portals and integrate business applications by using Office SharePoint Server 2007. A successful candidate will have prior experience working with XML, the Microsoft .NET Framework, and Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services development.

MCTS candidates must pass one exam (70-501) that focuses on the following:

To get MCSA: Messaging certification for Microsoft Windows Server 2003, you have to take three mandatory Core tests (Two Networking System and One Client Operating System test) and one messaging specialization test.

Microsoft’s MCSE: Messaging certification is a specialized certification, which validates your proficiency with Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server. The Microsoft MCSE 2003 certification has been designed for professionals who analyze the business requirements and design and implement the infrastructure for business solutions based on the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 platform and Microsoft Windows Server System.

CompTIA’s A+ certification is meant for entry-level computer technicians. The A+ certification is a vendor-neutral certification that was introduced in 1993 and is now held by over 600,000 people. It has no prerequisites but is widely used as a starting point for various system administration and network administration certifications. For example, the A+ certification, coupled with either the CompTIA Network+ or Server+ certification, can be used as an elective for Microsoft’s MCSA certification.

The certification is currently in transition to the 2009 edition of the exam.

For candidates certified under previous versions of the exam:

CompTIA A+ certified professionals who are encouraged or required by their employers to remain current on their certifications have two options:

1. Take the CompTIA A+ 2009 Edition (two exams). 

2. Only those who are certified in the most recent version of CompTIA A+ (2006 objectives) by taking 220-601 and one of the following: 220-602, 220-603 and 220-604 exams are eligible to update their currency through taking the CompTIA A+ bridge exam (one exam), which covers the new objectives.

Designed for experienced networking professionals with intermediate knowledge of the Juniper Networks Junos software, this written exam verifies the candidate's basic understanding of Internet technology and related platform configuration and troubleshooting skills.

JNCIS-SEC exam topics are based on the content of the Junos for Security Platforms instructor led training course and information found in the Unified Threat Management (UTM) technical documentation.

JNCIS-SEC certification is valid for two years. Recertification is achieved by passing the current version of the JNCIS-SEC exam.

Detailed Exam Objectives include:
Introduction to SRX-series Services Gateways, Zones, SCREEN Options, Security Policies, NAT, IPSec VPNs, High Availability Clustering, Introduction to IDP, Firewall User Authentication, Introduction to UTM, Anti-Spam Filtering, Anti-Virus Protection, Content Filtering and Web Filtering.

• A specialized knowledge of current IT methodologies
• The ability to develop, deploy, and calculate true ROI for green IT initiatives
• Knowledge of cost-cutting power management and IT virtualization techniques
• Proven understanding of environmentally-sound waste disposal
• An awareness of global organizations mandating standards and regulations

Designed for experienced networking professionals with intermediate knowledge of the Juniper Networks Secure Access products and their deployment. JNCIS-SSL exam topics are based on the content of the Advanced Juniper Networks Secure Access instructor led training course.

The JNCIS-SSL is valid for two years. Re-certification is achieved by passing the current version of the JNCIS-SSL exam.

5 Exams to be passed in sequential order.

A range of 2 to 3 years practical experience is suggested.

The program consists of the Veritas Backup Exec technical exam at a product/version level that validates that the successful candidate has important knowledge and skills necessary to administer, install,operate, or integrate Veritas Backup Exec on a Windows platform.

This is Symantec legacy certification. Symantec keeps legacy exams available because Symantec recognize that legacy certifications may hold their value in the IT marketplace as long as there is a demand from the industry. However, Symantec do not offer legacy training courses for older product versions.

If you have spent even one minute exploring the job market recently, you know it's competitive out there. Employers are looking for candidates who are serious about their disciplines and can prove it. You've worked hard to get your technical expertise and back up that MCSA you earned awhile back. What can you do to remain competitive? Consider upgrading to your MCITP Server Administrator. Upgrading attests to your drive to remain capable of managing the full range of Windows Server products. If you are now holding an expired certification you may find yourself behind the pack. The MCITP is worth the investment of time and resources to put you back in the running for choice positions and career advancement.

So what is the Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional credential? It's actually ten different credentials that map to specific job roles. In the administrator role, you have your choice of MCITP: Server Administrator and MCITP: Enterprise Administrator. They each focus on Windows Server 2008 technology, and so do not replace the MCSA. Instead, they certify a different set of skills on different technology. Although the Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator credential is still valid, its emphasis is on Windows Server 2000/2003. The MCITP credentials validate a comprehensive set of skills necessary to fulfill a particular role utilizing Windows Server 2008.

Another distinction between the old certifications and MCITP is the expiration policy. Previous certifications expire after 3 years. The new set of certifications from Microsoft will be retired when mainstream support for the related technology is phased out. Holders of the certifications being phased out will be offered an upgrade path to the newest version certification without having to retake the exam series.

Don't wait to upgrade your MCSA to the MCITP. Whether it's to reinforce your position with your current employer, facilitate your advancement or better serve your clients, it's best to be out front.